Why are you taking me to jail? >> Cuz you're trespassing. >> There's no sign. Someone brought me in here. >> You live here? >> He brought me in here. >> I don't care. You don't live here. How about this? >> No. What? Shel me out. No. Why? Shelter me out. >> Squatterers move into abandoned or empty properties belonging to others and suddenly start staking claims of ownership. So, what happens when these entitled squatters think they own the place? I didn't get the off real bad. >> Okay. >> You back off. >> You're about to get punched, right? >> Here are moments when entitled squatters think they own the place. Starting off with when a woman went off on her boyfriend's mother after battering her boyfriend in their house. >> She got me by my hair. She punching me and I'm like I >> had just woke up probably about an hour or two ago cuz I'm pregnant so I've been sleeping. She need to give me somebody. If >> she doesn't live here, will you trespass her? >> On July the 28th, 2024, a man called 911 reporting a domestic situation involving his pregnant girlfriend who was squatting with him. They arrived at his residence and immediately started to question him, hoping to get to the root of the situation. But when he started to respond to their interrogations, it started to dawn on them that they're about to deal with the most entitled squatter they had ever seen. >> Hello. I called. Thank you. >> Uh, so she um, >> one second real quick. Do you need a mega to come look at you? >> No, I >> So I can cancel the medic is what I'm trying to get. Okay. >> 123 dispatch. You can cancel medic. It's just a little cut on the lip. >> Yeah, just my lid. That's all right. >> Okay. She Well, I called I told her to bring the medic because she tried to hit me with her vehicle. Okay. >> Um so we um we was in the house. I just woke up. Um she told me um about 2 or 3 days ago that she's um pregnant. Um so she's like, "I've been having mood swings and stuff." I'm like, >> "She's been having mood swings." Okay. >> So um I work third shift. So I told her I just got off work. I'm like, "I'm just now getting up. Um I we can talk about everything when I wake up and stuff. So do I wake up this morning? She's irritated. I don't know why. I'm just like I'm like, "Well, if you just want to leave and go home, just you can go home today. We can you can come back over tomorrow. If you don't want to be around right now, I don't want to argue with you. I just got up." >> Mhm. >> Taco going to come just get everything. I'm going to get my stuff and just leave. She grabs her stuff. She goes out the door. I thought she was gone. I go take me a shower. Once I get out, I hear boom boom at my door. I hear banging at the door. Open the door. She like I left my her slides, her um boots and stuff. She said she left her clothes. Said, "Okay, grab your stuff." When she grabs her stuff, she's walking back out. On her way back out, she throws everything in her hand at me. Um I tried to close, she was outside the door, so I tried to close the door. She's in the middle of the doorway. She got me by my hair. She punching me. And I'm like, my stepdad's upstairs and he come. >> She's reaching through the door, punching you and by your hair. >> Yes, she's I'm in the door. I'm trying to close it, >> but I'm I don't want to like She's in the middle of the door. I don't want to close. >> So, the body's cutting her door in half, basically. >> Um, so >> I thought she was all the way out when she started throwing stuff and just tried to shut the door. >> She was walking out the door and I had the door like open, letting her go out, and on her way out, she she hit me with it. >> Okay. >> Um, so I'm like, "Okay." Um, I grabbed her the rest of her stuff. I'm like, "Just just get your stuff and go. I don't want to call the police. I don't want to fight you." Uh, she ran. She go put her stuff in the car. She runs back up and grabbed me. She ripped my shirt. She I'm like, "What are you trying to fight me for? I don't want to fight." As I'm on the phone with trying to call the police. She's out here. She's punching me. She's just hitting me. I'm like, "Okay." My stepdad's like, "Make just come in the house." So, um, she parked like right where you guys was. >> The second cruiser. Okay. >> Yes. She had a black empower. She drove her car like right here. She pulled up on the curb like she was going to hit me and I'm like I'm like what? Like what's your problem? I'm like I didn't It wasn't that we just had a a misunderstanding this morning. I'm not sure why she woke up mad but it was fighting me and I I don't I'm not know I don't hit females. I don't get into that stuff. So I called soon as she did it I called. I didn't try to fight back or anything. I called you guys. >> So let me make sure I got this right real quick. You or she woke you up in a bad mood. >> Yeah. saying she's having mood swings, don't feel like being around. He said that's fine. You can go home for the night, >> right? >> She started grabbing her stuff. After she was >> I show you and I want to show you something, too. She tells me and tell me when the police get there so I can pull back up. I'm not scared of them and telling me that I'm a for calling the police. Like, I don't want to fight her. I don't want to fight her. I don't want to fight nobody. I don't want no problems with her. >> Can you give the second caller in uh call, tell her we're at location? She wants to talk to us to come back. My mom don't want her to go and um she don't like my she she was slamming the door. My mom don't want her to be here. I got pregnant no more right now. >> Yeah, that's No, 100%. But like we need to find out what's going on. Like I'm not saying to lying to you, man. Okay. But she's going to say something that's probably not going to line up with your story. You get what I'm saying? So we got to fill out some paperwork. We want to talk to her. She said she wanted to talk to us anyways. She was around the corner. So she wants to talk to us. Come back. She's not gonna stay here, but I'm gonna get her right. >> I go grab my stepdad. Right there. >> I'm clear. Just have him stand. I don't want any arguing back and forth, man. You can go in there and you'd like. >> I have a um my Ring camera is up there where you can see where >> if you'd like, you can wait inside. I'll knock when she comes back. >> Okay. >> After questioning him, they turned to his wife to hear her side of the story. While she was still talking, something unexpected happened. >> Hi. >> Hi. Okay. I don't want to butcher it. All right. What happened? Long story short, it's my boyfriend, though. Um, he told me like he was about to leave and stuff like that and he was about to ride with his cousin and I was laying down. I had just woke up probably about an hour or two ago cuz I'm pregnant. So, I've been sleep. >> So, he told me like he about to ride with his cousin. I'm like, "Okay." So, he my back is turned in the beds towards the wall and he opposite way. So, I'm guessing he done went in the dresser and got some clothes so we can go take a shower. Um, so as he go upstairs and stuff, he text me like, "Um, he Let me I'mma read it. I I'll call you when I get back." I said, "If you wanted me to leave, just say that." Cuz this his mom house. This not his house. This is his mom house. I have my own place. I stay off Germantown. So, he said, "I'll call you when I get back." I said, "If you wanted me to leave, just say that." He said, "Ma'am, by this is irritating. I just um" He said, "This is why I need a break. This why I need break this irritating. I said you talking about you going to call me when you get back. So long story short um he was upstairs. I came out my stuff and I left out the house and he asked why did I slam the door? I didn't necessarily slam the door. The door is hard. >> So I came to the car. He was still in the shower. He had text me and stuff and all of this. I'm like um you said you was leaving. So he had locked the door. I go back. I'm like can you um unlock the door? I text him like you unlocked the door so I can get grab the rest of my stuff. And he said, he was like, "Come on, hurry up." So, I had walked up to the door. I went in there, got my stuff out the drawers and stuff. And I had had my stuff. It was fine. Mhm. He come from out the kitchen cuz when I first walked in the house, he unlocked the door. He wasn't in the room with me. I was getting my stuff out the drawers. So, I get my stuff out the door. He had walked back in the room. I'm asking him like, "What's the issue?" Like, he been acting weird for two days. What's the issue? You feel me? And he not saying nothing. He He not really saying nothing. So, I did hit him out of anger. and he smacked all my stuff out of my hand when we came outside and it was just that he called the police. I was calling the police while he was calling the police, but I'm not I'm confused on what you call the police for if I didn't really do nothing to you like >> is that how he got like the little lip split is when you hit him? >> I didn't even see the lip split. Honestly, that's only >> What about the scratches across his chest? >> I don't have no nails to scratch him. >> I'm asking questions that I've seen. Okay. I mean, I probably scratched him, but I don't have no nails. >> I got you. It's not like a scratch scratch. It's like >> Yeah, but that was it. And he called the police, but I'm not understanding what you call the police on me for my car. You got to move my car. >> Every time I tell my son she got to go home, she come with every time. Every time. >> I got you. Just >> and I got cameras in my house. Why you calling the police? by somebody put their hands. No, >> go inside my car. >> Then move your car and tell move my car inside your child. >> Talk about >> I call the police. You're supposed to call the police. >> I'm talking about somebody. >> Hey, go. or I'm going to put you in custody. >> We're okay. >> And he didn't say I had to leave. He didn't Okay. It's okay. >> Hey, >> get to the house. >> You want to pat her down or if you >> Yeah, I'll pat her down. >> I just have to for safety reasons. Okay. I just want to make sure. >> All right. Can I call my mom to come get my car here? Let me get your information first before you do. >> But this is the thing. Why am I going to jail? I didn't even do nothing. You see how his mom got out the car talking to me? This is how she do every female. I didn't do nothing to her. Her his mom always come off disrespectful like she do to the baby mama. I didn't do to her. >> At that point, she knew that only a miracle would save her from facing the consequences of her actions. But she decided to take her chance. Even if it meant hurling bold accusations at her boyfriend. >> He called the police on me first. Didn't y'all get a call from him first? I called as he was calling. She talking about some this and the fourth. I didn't do nothing. Did you talk about talking and then didn't I just tell y'all in the messages he told me he was going with his cousin. She talking about she told him he I had to leave. He didn't tell me that. >> Okay. We'll talk about that when we get in there cuz I'm going to talk cuz like when you guys are arguing back and forth, it doesn't do anything. >> Okay. But handcuffs and she was she got what? What you mean? >> You were yelling at her, too. That's just nothing. The reason you're going to jail is cuz you told me you hit him. You punched him as your exact words. Correct. >> Yes. >> So that's why you're going to jail. I'm not arresting you for yelling and screaming at her. I just don't want you guys yelling back and forth, but I'm trying to figure out what's going on. >> I told you what's going on. He called the police or me first and then and then honestly honestly I didn't even I said that he hit didn't hit me cuz I didn't want him to go to jail. But he did hit me. He hit me in my face. his he hit me in the face in the room and pushed me on the bed and I'm whole pregnant with his baby like >> while she was trying to talk her way out of the situation her boyfriend's mom was getting a stern warning from one of the officers but what he said next caught them completely off guard stupid time I come home >> all right I was trying to get Did you call the police or the sh I'm sorry hiding when I'm trying to something and then I got you both. You get what I'm >> y making my job. >> I'm sorry because every time cuz she female and I'll be mad cuz he like m get home and I'm like what the hell happened? >> So I'm over here I just y'all was cool. What the hell? >> I'm over here asking her what happened and she's like because I tell him to come back. >> He called her and she called. >> I tell him to call. >> So I had her come back so we could talk. Well, >> when she was talking, she's like, "Yeah, I punched you." >> Okay, >> there she admit I'm trying to get the whole story, >> right? Okay, >> you get what I'm saying? Okay, but she got to keep her, >> but then you came up all hostile and then you're yelling. So, I'm getting you back trying to get you away so she can finish telling on herself. >> And then I got you and then your other son yelling. >> Yeah, Jaylen. Yeah. Yeah. That >> just make my job harder. >> And shut the door if you left. >> You get what I'm saying? >> Yeah. >> I don't want to put nobody in cuffs that don't deserve it. But >> if you got to calm down, then I got to put you in the back seat >> cuz I'm cuz it's it's always something with him and a female and that's the only time y'all come to my house with them and they [ __ ] and they kids. I'm like just >> But you coming hostile on me for what? >> I wouldn't I wasn't yelling at y'all. I said it's always nothing about behind the car and then you came around her car too hopping out yelling as soon as your foot hit the door. >> Yeah, she's going to go to jail for domestic violence. It does not matter. Hit him. She said >> it does not matter. >> She admitted to hit him and he told me she hit him. >> Domestic violence, there's no say so. Once I get a domestic violence complaint, somebody goes to jail. >> Meanwhile, she was still talking to the officer, convinced she could flip the script until the officer said something that made her realize that her efforts all along had been a wild goose chase. >> Swear to God, I'm about to raise him, too. He should be the one that's going to jail cuz he smacked me first on the bed. That's really why I hit him. I just didn't say that because I didn't want him to go to jail because the previous stuff that he went he been through with his first baby mama and went to jail. He hit me first. That's the only reason why I put my hands on him. I was packing my stuff. I was talking stuff to him. He said, "Why you keep swinging my mama's door?" I'm grabbing my stuff. The stuff falling. I'm picking it up. He throwing he threw my shoe at me. And this is in his room. So his mama don't have cameras in his room. >> And he punched he punched me on my arm. >> It was my arm right here. and I fell on the bed. My stuff had fell and I picked my stuff up and it but my stuff kept falling cuz I got so much stuff. You can look in my passenger seat. It's all the stuff that I had got out his house. After that, we came outside. Him right there with no shirt on. Her husband was looking basically like what's going on and stuff. But I didn't, you feel me? I didn't had talk to him cuz he was already calling the police while I was calling the police. So they already had a call from him first as I was calling. >> Can you call my mom off my phone please right now? >> Honey, I got I'm going to have to shut the door though. Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. Back at the house, her boyfriend and his parents were still speaking with the officer when out of the blue, his mother said something that could not be ignored. >> She said that she hit him. She said I might have I guess that's when I hit him when my clothes were falling or something. She said I hit him. >> You get what I'm saying? >> You got to learn how to say what you say can and will be used. >> No, you got to learn to keep your hands to yourself. >> Said just get your and go. >> I don't know how many times. >> Just get your stuff and go. >> I don't know how many times my parents told me keep your hands to yourself. >> And he know better. That's I'm like I'm like I know she ain't said you done hit her and we got camera right down. I said was y'all downstairs at the door? It's camera right there. >> Yeah, I got them just for that reason. >> Will you uh the other? >> Oh yeah. Yeah, I can get him off. But yeah, I don't know where >> just because then it's not he said, she said. >> I was trying to get him just to come back in the house cuz I know that the camera is in the house. You know what I'm saying? >> And it's that one upstairs that you can see all through here. >> You can see y'all car. >> It's too hot for this to come out. >> I'm good. >> With his girlfriend now in cuffs, the officers were left with another task of deciding what to do with her car. >> George, George, where you at? Can y'all please pull up on the east right now, please? >> Excuse my car. >> Okay. This is Officer Harris. >> No, let me stop first. No, me and Moris got into it. He hit me and stuff. He called the police on me. Now I'm going to jail. >> We're still figuring everything out, but at this point, we need someone to come get her car. >> Yeah, we're still trying to figure everything out. Everything's fine >> because because he called the police on me first and said that I hit him. He hit me too, but they going they the police over there still talking to him. They still working on it. But this is not fair that how they got me in the back of the police car with handcuffs right now. >> Tell me you going in jail. >> It don't matter, George. It don't matter. >> We're still working with >> It don't matter, George. He called the police on me. I And then I had no choice but to call cuz he caught on me. George, >> we're supposed to be at work. >> We're on our way. >> Okay. Yep. The we're still working on figuring everything out and I still got to talk with my officer about what she told me and put this up front. Okay. >> I can't It's I'm hot. I feel like I'm about to pass out. >> I will go up front and I'm going to get all the AC on you cuz I've got that thing's blocked. So, we're going to do that. >> Back at the house, something strange was unfolding. Out of nowhere, her boyfriend's parents started saying things that left the officer stunned. >> I don't want her to go to jail cuz she already called the police. Look at it. If she wasn't leaving, if she wasn't leaving, >> would you rather her go to jail for something like this or your son go to jail for something? Because nine times out of 10 when someone calls, >> it's usually the man. That's what when he called, I'm like, "Oh, like >> she called the like I don't want to go. I don't want to I got to go try to find his out. I'm calling him dumb stupid." I'm like because I'm like, you know, >> when you get like she needs to learn not to put her hands on people. >> Time to go. You got to go. You can't be, you know, scratching. And she know that. We already been through this. >> We already talked with a whole another >> She did with a nad this morning and she woke up mad. I don't >> I don't know why she been over here for half week. >> But you see how I said she'll have when I told you to go inside. Let me talk to her. What did I tell you? >> She'll have a story. I need to know what's happening. Cuz I'm not saying you're lying. But there's normally your side, her side, and then there's that fine line of truth somewhere. >> There's truth. That's every story. >> Cuz sometimes people will be like, >> "I don't know what happened." >> Leave a little bit. >> Well, why is that eye black? Oh, >> you get one of the >> I don't want her to go to jail. I just >> No matter what, she's going to jail tonight, boss. Sorry. >> Told her to just quit and leave. I just told her to leave. That's why I was trying to get her just and >> uh she doesn't live here. Will you trespass her? >> And I'll fill out the FIC from mom. >> Okay, >> make sense. >> Yay. >> Yeah. >> The investigation was over and her fate was sealed. However, nothing prepared them for the bomb she was about to drop on their way to the station. >> I'm really about to go crazy, bro. I can't do this. I cannot, bro. I'm really about to hell. I can't do this, bro. I'm really >> send me to jail. >> She's backtracking now saying that she hit him because he hit her, >> right? She didn't say that at first. At first, she said no altercation. So now she just wants him to go, too. >> So no, that's why that's why I'm not. >> All right, I'm going. >> So So I'm confused. They're not going to do nothing to him cuz he hit me. Um, he is currently figuring out everything. He is just saying that we're go ahead. We're good to go. >> Okay. Can you tell me a phone number on my phone before I go there? So when I get downtown, I can call. >> Yeah, they they'll let you do that. Um, >> I don't even care no more cuz when I get out, I swear to God, I'm about to show my plan. And they need to search his mama house cuz she got in there too. Why y'all at it? Why y'all trying to take somebody to jail? I'm confused on why he ain't go to jail. He hit me too though. That's stupid. He known for hitting females and going to jail for doing. So I'm confused on how he how he's not going to jail. So what is the other officer still doing? Cuz he ain't did nothing. He just sitting here talking. Uh he's got paperwork he's got to do. And then um then he's got a I don't know how far along he got and knew what his process is. >> So what am I being charged with? >> Domestic violence. As long as you don't have a prior, it's just a misdemeanor. So if you've never been convicted of it before, then it would be a misdemeanor. >> In the end, she was charged with domestic violence. Just like that woman who thought she could call the shots in her rent-free house, this woman went off on officers after breaking into a house through the window. >> Do you live here? >> Let me in. A black guy. >> Now you're >> So you saw her go through that window over there? >> Yeah. >> Huh? What could you be touched? She touched somebody. On November the 27th, 2024, officers of the Davenport Police Department responded to a residence after receiving a call from a property manager reporting that someone had broken into a house he was hired to fix. They rushed over without wasting time and began to search every nook and cranny of the house. But they were not quite sure what or who they were about to find. Where's farm? Couple doors right here. We got a lady in here. Nice. Close it. Is that back door unlocked? >> Hey. >> Yeah. >> What are you doing? >> Lay here with the church open. >> When they eventually saw her, they felt sincere concern for her and immediately started asking her questions, hoping to fully understand her intentions. But surprisingly, they weren't met with much reason. >> The door was open. There's no sign. You can't come in here. >> Do you live here? >> Villa let me in. A black guy. >> Where you Who you? Who is it? >> Villa. >> Villa? >> Yeah. >> Bill? What? >> I don't church. >> Villa. >> What's your name? >> Ta. >> You have an idea on you? >> No. >> What did you say your name was? >> Ta. T L. >> Oh, there's no signs that came up here. >> You live here? >> Well, he brought me up here, so I didn't know. How' you What did you say your first name was? >> T L A >> T E L L A. >> What's your last name? >> I have one. That's not my full name. Just >> T E L L A. >> That's just it. >> That's just your name. >> You brought me up here. You didn't say it. >> What's your day of birth? >> I do birthday. I don't do the birthday. I don't celebrate my birthday. Okay. >> So, when I take you to jail, you're going to go as Jane Doe. >> Why are you taking me to jail? >> Cuz you're trespassing. There's no sign. Someone brought me in here. >> Do you live here? >> He brought me in here. >> I don't care. You don't live here. >> Well, I didn't know that. >> Well, when you walk into an apartment and there's nobody in here and you're sleeping in a closet. >> He said I could come in here. >> Then you know you don't live here. >> Well, he said I could come in here, so I didn't know. >> Okay. Well, clearly you knew because you're sleeping in a closet. >> He brought me up here. I didn't know I couldn't be up here. He didn't say I couldn't. >> What's your birthday? >> I don't have one. >> Have one. Why don't you pay him so I can >> How about this? >> No. What? Your shelter help me out. No. Why? Your shelter help me out. You're going to be violating me. You follow. >> Come here. >> Put your hands in your bag. You're under arrest. Now you're under arrest. >> Put your hands on your back. You're under. >> Now you're under arrest. >> Give me your hand. Put your hands under. >> Now you're supposed to go. I got to go where I'm supposed to. >> I don't care where you're supposed to go. You're going to go here. >> Who cares? You >> going to tell us your name? We're just going to go Jane Doe. supposed to go through it. >> All right, turn over. Stand up or sit up. >> Lay down. All you have to do is give us your name. Be cool. You get some warrants or something. >> No, I had a name. I decid >> No. >> Yeah. >> So, your name's Tella. You don't have a date of birth. >> No, but I don't have a name either. I want one. >> Hey, we still got you got Is somebody else coming? We got this whole rest of the building yet. >> Yeah, I think Hik's here. Anyone else come up here with you? Where'd that dude go that let you in here? >> I don't know. >> Is he still in here? >> I don't know. >> I mean, we're going to find him if he is. >> I don't know. >> Okay. Uh I think Hike was coming, right? >> Yeah. Let's Let's go out there and deal with this first and get her scared so we don't have to We'll get some else over here. Good to go over here. >> All right. If you want to watch the stairs, I got you. Gotcha. I think they have both of those. >> You all right? >> No, I want just lay down. Okay. Well, you can lay down in jail. >> Jail lay down to lay down. >> Okay. This could have been a lot easier, man. I mean, you don't have any warrant. It's probably just giving you a piece of paper. >> I don't have a name. I don't want one. >> Well, you do have a name. >> No, I don't. I don't want a name. I ain't that right. Not a name. I don't have to. >> Well, you do. >> No, I don't. >> Okay, hang tight. After placing her inside the car, they decided to comb the house again without realizing that what they were about to find would leave them disappointed. >> All right, let's finish this up. All right. Yeah, we're uh one's clear and this one whatever this number is. >> Clear this one. >> That must be two. We just cleared this. >> Yeah. Let's go upstairs. Police department. So this the last check went across the hall. >> Oh, but everything downstairs is good, right? What's that? >> Everything downstairs, right? >> Yeah. Okay. Jack, >> huh? Clear. >> Check these rooms here. >> Yeah, she was sleeping in like a closet like this downstairs. >> Okay, that's better. >> And then there's And she's like, "Somebody let me in name Bella." >> Bella, I think you She kept saying Bella. I think I think that's what she was saying. Bella or something. >> Okay. >> And I said, "What's your name?" She said, "Tella." I was like, "Okay, now we're now we're being silly." Yeah. She was in here. Look at this little spot she was sleeping in. She was curled up right there. That's right. >> And then she starts to leave and turns up she turns into him the other, you know, they got him out there and then >> and then he's like he's like you ain't leaving. And then she starts freaking fighting him. I'm like, great. We tried to get downstairs, but this is all busted. And >> you think there's a way to get in from another side or it's all screwed. It's all screwed shut. >> So, we should should >> I don't know. He probably left out somewhere. >> I don't think he's in here anymore. >> Meanwhile, one of the officers was already talking to the property manager, hoping to get every detail of what had happened. However, nothing prepared them for the shocking detail they were about to hear. >> I guess the city's been on them about the garbage in the yards. So, we came up to do that and then I seen that person going through the window. So, I'm going to go in and I'm going to screw all the windows shut. Not that that's going to stop them. It'll uh they'll just kick the window in, but they're paying me to do the work on them, so I'm going to do it, you know. >> Absolutely. So, you saw her go through that window over there? >> Yeah. >> With just enough evidence against her, she was definitely going to get what she had asked for. And not even her rants could save her. >> Man, you're sick. Sick. You're sick. Want to touch somebody? You're nasty. You're disgusting. I was just so bastard somebody. You don't want to be touched. Huh? What can they be touched? Should I touch somebody? >> Slow down. >> You're nasty. Your punk crown knows no one touch. It's still touching them. You're going to kill me. Everything wrong with life. >> Another seat on the bench. Right. Pull your knees down. >> And then >> she was charged with interference with official acts, battery on a police officer, and trespassing. Up next is Abraham, who thought he could acquire a property with a few bold claims. How do you in my house? >> It's not your house. Get outside. >> This is my house. >> It's not your house. >> Yes, it is. I didn't >> It's not your god house. >> Get the off real bad. >> Okay. >> On December the 5th, 2022, officers received a call from the superintendent of a property management firm reporting a man later identified as Abraham, a trespasser who was occupying one of their newly acquired properties without authorization. The following morning, they headed straight to the house, completely unaware of the unexpected show of entitlement about to unfold. >> You need to step outside. >> How do you get in my house? >> You need to step outside. >> My house. >> It's not your house. Get outside. >> This is my house. >> It's not your house. >> Yes, it is. >> Then show me your ID. >> I'm looking for it. But I will not go. Go into my house. Get the out there. You're about to hurt real bad. No. Okay. >> What's going to happen is you are going to step outside right now. You hear me? >> You step outside now. >> Okay. Fine. Don't be with me. >> You go back right now. >> Hey, you back off. >> You're about to get punched, right? >> No. >> Lay down. >> Grab the other arm. Put your arm out. >> Put your other arm behind your back. >> Where the is the phone? How you doing? Yeah. You're good. >> All you got to do is come outside. >> I will. >> No. No. After you come in here and close the door. That's not how this rolls. >> That's not how that rolls. >> Don't What are you doing? >> You're not rolling back over. You're going to stay right there. >> Unbelievable. You literally couldn't just come outside. >> Huh? >> You couldn't just come outside. >> You came in? >> Yeah. And I told you to go outside. You decided to start grabbing at me. >> I was grabbing on you. >> Taser on. >> So, here's one thing I'm going to tell you right now. I'm going to sit you on your >> Yeah, man. Come on. >> Don't you start moving. >> Blooded all the >> Listen to me. You're going to listen before you start moving. Do you understand? Or else you'll lay right there. What's going to happen is I'm going to roll you like you're going to sit down. If you start acting squirly again, those probes are still on you. She's going to hit you again. Do you understand me? >> Okay, go ahead and roll over towards me, please. >> No, you you No, no, no, no, no. You're done. You were about to spit on me. >> I ain't doing it. Nope. I heard you hawking a Lug. >> I'm not hing. >> No, you're staying right there now. >> Where am I bleeding from? >> From the side of your head. >> How? >> What? How? >> There's a small cut. >> There's a small cut on. >> Okay. So, I don't I Why are you rescuing me? >> Stop. >> Why are you stopping me? First thing in the morning, >> stop trying to move around. Just stay right here. I put all my hard work in my home. I said how the hell you going first thing in the morning. >> Am I crazy? >> I got blood on my floor. >> All over my face. Why we dripping down the floor? Where my head? You attack me. >> Well, I don't know a lot about bringing it in here. You're someone who's been breaking into a property, staying here on a >> I'm not breaking in nothing. That's >> Well, the builder seems to think otherwise. >> I know that better. Just uh if if we start to roll you, are you going to spit blood? >> I will do anything intentionally towards you. >> I went from I would rather wait. As long as you can breathe. Okay. And at this point, I I don't think I need to advise you on anyway that you're currently under arrest. Okay. I'm going to advise you >> for what? >> Okay. Well, obviously the fact that the deputy hadn't tased you, we're going to start with a minimum of resisting. >> Resisting what? >> Obstruction. Um, and you're not supposed to be in this house. >> How do you figure? >> Okay. Well, we're going to conduct investigation. Before we do anything, I'm going to advise you to vote your rights are okay. Question. >> Do you understand what I've explained to you? >> Yeah, you've already answered. >> Okay. Yeah, you've already answered. So, >> even at that point, he still held on to his claims. So, to get to the truth, they decided to hit him with a question so carefully crafted that it would get him off track. Or so they thought. While we're waiting for the paramedics to come here, um, how do you figure that you have a right to be inside the house? >> I'm silent because I'm under duress right on the floor. What comes under duress on the floor? >> I have a right to remain. That's exactly what I'm doing. Exactly. >> Okay. Exercise your right. Okay. We're going to EMS come and check out. Okay. Believe it's >> Hey, my name's Felix. I'm going to be the paramedic taking care of you today. Okay. The moment he saw the paramedics, he heaved a sigh of relief, convinced that he would finally be let off considering his physical state. But they're about to prove him wrong in the worst way possible. >> So, it looks like you got a bit of a laceration on your head. >> Can I get off my my stomach? Sit up. >> Yep. >> Perfect. Thank you. Where's the blood coming from? Stretch your pelican box. >> You've got a small cut on the side of your bugging me, right? >> I promise you it's a small cut. >> I'm going to get that all wiped up for you, Abe. Okay. >> The head or the floor? >> Huh? >> The head. >> The Yeah, your head. We're going to get your head wiped off. >> Yeah. I'm going to get you up to the hospital. We're going to take you to Shore Point. Okay. >> All right, partner. I'm going to wipe the side of your face. You let me know if any of this hurts. Okay. None of that hurts. >> Close your eye. >> How come you never respond? You've been out here every time. >> The first time I've seen your presence. >> I would have told you I have a lawful right to be in here. >> I'm going to go around. >> Well, your builder apparently says otherwise. >> Build the bill's done. >> All right. >> I'm going I have all my paperwork. >> No, they're finished. This home is finished, sir. This is up to I have all my paper. >> Next step is getting them up onto the stretcher. Um, >> I've still got blood coming down my eyes. >> We'll get that. I just wanted Can you watch this, please? >> Yeah. Where? >> Right there. >> Okay, I got it. >> What else could that be? >> In away from the eye. >> What's going to happen is one, two, three. >> You can take the uh >> this how it's done. >> First thing in the morning, pays them >> and then and then takes them out of their home. All right, guys. We're going to get baseline vitals. This is priority that uh get something on that a little bit. I believe this one. the one that she's walking to. >> Stuff in the car. >> That's just some of her stuff. >> She out of there. I don't want to ride around with She's pulling it out. >> She already stalking me. >> She's stalking you. >> She have another You have anything on you at all? Personal items? >> Nothing. >> Okay. I really don't think it's necessary. Nothing at all. Search. >> Mhm. >> I don't know if you guys already did, but new guy. >> Yeah, let him search because >> something you'll get it all back. Got to make sure if I should find it. >> Uh, that's not up to you, sir. >> Not right at the moment. Check that. >> You got towel, property, your backpack. Is that your backpack? >> I mean, this is this is ridiculous. It's by >> Can I Can I look through to see what you have in there? You have all my hygiene. >> We're not. >> You have my mop in there. >> I don't I don't know. >> All right. See, my man, you have my credit card in there. Watch your head a little bit. >> Get a little tight. You got a boyfriend in this county or whatever. That aggressive, huh? Looking at him for never going to happen. >> Just look to your left for me. I'm going to get grab the seat belt for you. Just look to your left for me real quick. There you go. Thank you. In the end, he was charged with trespassing and resisting arrest with violence and sent straight to jail. Moving on to when Treasure viciously attacked her parents just because they decided to stop squatting her and asked her to pay rent. >> She broke my TV in there. >> She took that big D right there and tried to hit me with it. Trying to hit this TV. >> Do you live here? >> Okay. >> Yeah, but I'm just saying so what it takes for them to for her to get out of here. On October the 6th, 2024, deputies of the Ohio Police Department were immediately dispatched to a residence following reports of a domestic situation. They expected a quick check-in, maybe issue a warning, and get back to the station. But upon their arrival, the situation they met was a far cry from routine. >> Were you inside when all this was going on? >> Yeah. >> I think you're in here like right now. >> Can you tell me what's going on real quick? >> Tell all you dumb white. They're fighting. >> They're fighting. I need to do it right now. >> Excuse me. >> Who's fighting? >> Where? >> What is going on? >> Okay, >> we hold her down. >> Okay, she's going to go out. >> Pick him up. Get her. >> Get out. What? What's going on? >> What's going on? >> Why? >> Ain't nothing wrong with her. >> I know. >> You need to get up. >> Yeah, cuz she broke my TV in there. >> She took that big D right there and tried to hit me with it. Trying to hit this TV. I want her out of here. >> Her and her girlfriend. >> Treasure. Come on. >> Over there. >> Come on. Get up. >> Get up off the floor. Look at my pass. >> She's not passed out. >> No, she's not. >> Huh? You need >> treasure? Get up. >> My face will be fine. >> Come on. Let's go. Get up. >> Get up. Excuse me, sir. >> Get up. >> What are you doing? >> Sit up. >> Sit up. She's saying she can't breathe. >> All right, we're going to have EMS show. >> Can you stand up, please? Let's get up and go outside. >> There's no room for me. You can grab her out. Okay. Need to get up and walk outside with us. >> Hey guys, it's >> that can't be comfortable. >> No, it's not. >> All right, get up. >> Come on. >> All right, let's get up. >> Stand up. Come on. >> Come on. You can >> I can't breathe. >> Grab her other arm so you stand up or sit around the bed. >> Sit on the bed. >> There we go. >> Sit on the bed. >> Scoot back. >> Stand up. >> Kane. I keep telling Kane. >> Yeah, but you're intentionally falling back down. >> I'm not. >> What's going on with your mouth? >> He was He was >> holding you. He was down. >> Nuh-uh. He was hitting my mouth while my bleeding. >> I don't know. All All I saw was him holding you down. >> I swear to God. Let's go outside. >> Let's go outside. We're going to talk >> so we can separate everybody and talk. >> Can you walk with us out there and we'll get it figured out? >> We'll talk to you guys in a second. We're try to get her outside. >> Stand up so we can go outside. >> Does she have an inhaler? >> Leave me alone. Take him out. He was in my We're going to talk to you about all that. We're going to help you out. We'll come out to our car. We're going to talk. Okay. >> They got my game. My name last night. >> I got you. Come on. Let us walk by talk to you. >> Why was he joking me? >> We're going to go outside. >> We have more room. >> He was joking me. Come on. >> He was trying to kill me. >> We're going to get your side. >> He was trying to >> Let's see where come just like you. >> Stop. Like, >> messing with me. >> They finally brought her out to the balcony, ready to interrogate her, but she had something else in mind. >> So, how did this all start? I went to go get my thing and he choked me. >> He was punching me in my face. >> Slow down. >> I can't breathe. I can't talk. I just want to tell y'all. >> I got you. >> Start from the beginning. >> We've got >> Take a couple deep breaths and get your stuff together. >> When it dawned on them that she wasn't willing to talk to them, one of the officers decided to get an eyewitness account from the lady he met earlier. When she started talking, one thing became painfully obvious. >> You got her. I'm going to go talk to this girl. >> Okay. >> So, what was going on? >> What? Cuz they started this yesterday. >> Okay. So, it's been going on since yesterday. I haven't We haven't been here. No, I know. But it's like she calls all the time. Like they didn't even show up last night cuz it's like they know that she >> I saw the officers were out here yesterday. >> Yeah, that was um >> So what's going on? What's going on today? Why are we all fighting? >> Her mom, we all woke up. We brushed our teeth, all that. We were just getting ready to to just head out and go. Yeah, >> she her mom was just saying stuff and just messing with her. >> Okay, but saying stuff you can ignore. How did we get to the point where things are broken and people are punching and hitting each other? >> He hasn't been saying nothing. We stayed upstairs and they were saying stuff. They just she her mom acts like a bully and then her dad like, "Why are you putting your hands on her?" And then he threw water on me. It's like I'm not going to do nothing. Go ahead, have it. But then >> why why how did the TV and and everything else get broke? >> Because they just kept messing. >> So she just slammed it because they were yelling at her. >> No, they just kept antagonizing her. They're just >> like talking to her, >> messing with her. Just saying. >> And how did she end up in their bedroom? >> I was out here. >> You don't know? Okay. >> Yeah, I really don't know. But I'm just They're really They're weird. They they they always mess with her, especially her mom. >> Thanks. >> Meanwhile, another officer was questioning her family members and what they were about to say, well, nothing could have prepared him for it. >> She came in here and called her something. >> Your wife, her mom called her. Okay. >> Then she hit the TV. >> She hit your guys' TV here or in there? >> Right here. >> Okay. And then what happened? >> Did you Did you see what happened? broke that TV. >> Sound like she called. Was this your mom in here? >> Yeah, >> she called her name, punched the TV. >> She did that and left. Then she came back in and then when she came in here, she got to break this one. So, I just start holding her down. We used to We all trying to hold her down. >> Yeah, I was in here trying to feed my son and make sure my cousin was eating. Then I went in there. They trying to hold her down. But she did break this TV. I don't know why she broke this. >> No. At first, nothing else happened. She just broke it. >> Yeah. And then walked out and then she came back in. went upstairs then saying where's her stuff? Where is her stuff? And we like we don't know. >> H down. She was like trying to move for her down. She just got kicked on everything. She got >> I guess she got she fell over. >> Did you get hit in the face too or scratch? >> Yeah, he got scratched. >> Does she live here? >> Does Treasure live here upstairs? >> The weight. >> Yeah, she her and her girlfriend live here. While that interrogation was going on in the living room and on the balcony, the other officers were enduring the rants of an entitled daughter. >> How did it go from the living room to their bedroom? Why were you Why did you go make it in there? >> Cuz I was just asking for my my game and then he came in there tackling me. >> What happened with the TV? >> I don't break the TV. >> No, I did not. I really did. I don't know what they're doing. about to leave. I don't know. Like they're crazy. Like they trying to put me up to be the bad guy. And why was all of them in there like doing that? Like it only take one person. He's choking me, trying to me. I'm telling you, I want to do this to myself. >> Well, when I came in, he was holding you down on the bed. >> Hey, don't he was holding me, choking me, hitting me. What? Where did I get this from? You okay when you came here? But I'm telling you, he was trying to me. >> He was trying >> one in here and one inside. >> Ma'am, can you tell me a little bit what's going on there? >> They tried to me. I can't breathe. >> Okay. >> But he was choking me. He was choking me. He was pushing me along. >> Yeah. >> How are you feeling right now? >> I can't breathe. I need an inhaler. >> Okay. You have asthma? >> I don't have asthma, but I have I need a test. My partner here is going to get some vitals on you. >> So, uh, you said he was he was choking you. Did you lose confidence at all? >> I can't say because I was screaming. >> Yeah. >> He was choking me and hit me at the same time. >> Trying to take some >> Look at my lips. He was hitting me in my lips. I wouldn't lie. >> Got it. >> Like you said, he was holding me down. So, how the hell did I do this to myself? >> Well, he was holding you down when I came in. That's what I'm saying. Bro, he was biting me and I don't even want to talk to him no more cuz I telling y'all he tried to kill me. If somebody's telling y'all somebody tried to kill somebody, y'all need to invest in that. I'm not lying. He wasn't just holding me down. >> I don't want to do it. I don't want to go. I got to get my stuff to go. >> They're not doing >> We're here. We're here to make sure you're doing all right. Right. getting all the girl in here said they were the >> I mean it's biased I'm hearing >> yeah was saying that they got out they were brushing her teeth they were getting their stuff to go and then >> the mom and dad kept saying stuff to him she's like no they just kept picking on her picking on picking on her and then she went crazy >> yeah broke the TV and was trying to hit him with a dumbbell >> yeah I didn't hear that she didn't mention that either first name for me. >> She's We were out here last night, but I don't know what went on yesterday. >> Yeah, >> I pulled up. I I stopped right here to talk to her and then kids like the brothers like they're in here fighting still. I'm like >> I didn't know who was involved. That's why I stopped talking to her. >> So, we didn't really I didn't hear what happened. Where are you? >> They want for the two. He was choking her out. >> Okay. Yeah, he got a little from him in the DV. Let me see your neck. See, he was choking me. Can y'all take him to jail? He was trying to me. He was trying to He laughing about it. Y'all seen it. >> Y'all need to take him to jail. I pressing charges. He got to go, bro. He messed my whole face up in my neck. Bro, I can't breathe it. I'm telling him. He talking about he owe you. >> Focus on him right now. Let's not focus on him. >> He trying to lie on me, man. I can't I can't I can't take a picture of your picture. >> You want to go to the hospital? >> Yes. I I want to get my stuff though. They took my Xbox. I want my stuff. >> Do you live here? >> Okay. is >> okay. >> Are you are you able to walk to >> I don't want to leave my girlfriend here in my car. >> So, what are you going to do? >> Can't you follow me? But >> you >> After entrusting her to the medics, they turned to her parents to hear their side of the story. As the couple recounted their heartbreaking ordeal, still reeling from the shock, someone unexpectedly showed up. >> A stroke. >> A stroke, too. >> Okay. Yes. You guys both had some stuff going on. Yeah. Medically old for this. >> Yeah. Yeah. You guys don't need all this stuff. >> What TV was broke? >> That one. You see it? >> What? She hit it with just punched it. >> She punched. >> Yeah. And then she took that one thing right there was about and came in my room. >> Yeah. How did she get into the room? >> My room was >> I know. She just ended up going over there. What is she doing in there? >> Trying to break the other TV with that >> and then hit me. That's why I called 911. >> Oh god. >> You have a social security number, sir? >> Yeah. >> I'm not paying my card though. Come on. Let's go get the evictions. I'm not paying my car enough. >> I got the money right now in my car. >> Sunday. >> Here's what you can do. You can you can get online and do the threeday, right? >> I know. I just want to make sure >> that the three-day, put it on the front door, right? With her name and whoever else she has that lives with her. And then if she's still here after that, then you go to court >> and pay for the thing. >> So, wait, what do I do? on online you can get one that said, you know, that like a a template >> that says like I need a if you Google like I need a 3-day eviction notice for my tenant and it'll get print show you a form. Just make sure you use Ohio >> and then put all the information in there and just post it on the front door. Take a picture of it. >> Where she at? >> She said she had broke the hospital. >> Yeah, but I'm just saying. And so what it take for them to for her to get out of here because I'm not going to lie, I don't make threats, but I'm not taking >> not to where I got to clock out of my job. She come check on my mom and my dad. >> She's getting checked and then as long as she's cleared, she's going to the county. >> Oh, she is? >> Yeah. >> Okay. And that girlfriend, she can't come back up in here either. >> I don't think she wants to. >> She She shouldn't. But either way, I'll be here back in a minute. I'm packing up all that stuff. She can come get her clothes while I'm here, the girlfriend. But she cannot come back in here. I don't give a They sleeping under a bridge. Let them. >> She took her clothes off. Did she not back? >> She was packing most of her stuff. >> We had to call the police yesterday. >> Yeah. What happened yesterday? >> She was trying to find that out of my mom's. She called police. >> Anything changed, you can call us back. You just sign right on that line. >> Well, if it's in your name, you're allowed to. your parent. >> But I'm just tired. My parents, they getting old. Too much stress. >> His heart run off electricity. >> That's good. >> Yep. That's perfect. >> They getting too old for that as well. Okay. >> Okay. She can't come back in here. >> She come back in here, you. So, tomorrow morning, tomorrow morning, you call down to domestic relations court and then they'll give you a time to come in for to get the uh protection order and then she won't be allowed here at all. >> Okay. Well, so does she got to call the victim's assistance or >> No, no, no, no. Cuz she's already going to court >> tomorrow. Morning. Yeah. >> I'm going with you >> and make sure she fills that out >> and gets it. >> Okay. >> No, the when you get there. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> So, just call domestic relations in the morning like 9:00 a.m. >> Hi. Hi. the most. >> It was a little high. It was at like 170. >> I think that's just kind of from the situation and just from a lot of stuff going on right now. Yours is about the same. It was like 160. >> Okay. >> So, I I think that's just kind of from >> the situation and from just Yeah. >> I hate to go back in. >> I don't blame you. >> I didn't even know you was calling. >> Yeah. I don't blame. >> Hey, happy to call me. I got my res up in the air on the Hoyer. >> They can't force you to call. don't seem injured as you don't want to go. >> I was sitting outside. It's a little cooler out today. >> I think a lot of my permanent me last time they >> Yeah, >> I was so scared. Then they they rushed you. >> Yeah, that was an emergency. >> While they were making plans to formally evict her, she was being held off to jail. But just as they got her into the vehicle, they said something to her that left her completely surprised. >> I mean, if anything changes, probably you guys seem okay right now. So, >> yeah, I'm fine now. >> Yeah, but just give us a call. >> If something changes, call. >> All right. Make sure you call tomorrow morning at 9:00. >> Domestic relations. Thank you. >> Oh gosh. I thought it was a big >> This is a smaller one. >> They do have a big back one. >> Mhm. >> Um >> but that's for like >> multiple people. >> Oh, multiple people. >> Usually I I put uh >> when you do get out, when you go back to get your stuff, >> I am going to call. >> Don't do any kind of drama. try to get see if an officer can come out and help you with the situation, get your things. >> Okay. >> And the good thing about that is so they can't say, "Oh, she did this. She did that." >> I'll be back. >> Exactly. >> So, thank you so much. >> Cover your That's basically the the the what we want you to do. >> Thank you so much. >> Yes, ma'am. >> She was eventually charged with domestic violence. Just when you thought that you've seen it all, this squatter refused to leave an empty property and insisted that it belonged to her father. >> Your clothes on. >> Hey, since we're getting booked up at some time, will be released after some time. >> Daddy, you put me down now. You're not arrested. My dad owns >> I'm pretty sure he does. >> Yeah, he does. >> Do you pay rent here? all the kids. >> You give money to the to the uh housing officers from the De Moines's Police Department were on a routine patrol at an abandoned property that was well known for criminal activity when they suddenly heard a noise coming from one of the locked rooms. Thinking it might be someone in trouble, they decided to break in. Completely unaware of the wild scene they were about to walk into. Put >> your clothes on. >> Yep. A door key, too. Uh that one. Yep. How did you guys get in here? >> No, it's screwed shut. >> This one was not >> This is my I know where I am. >> Where are you? >> 216 Dickman. >> Hey, buddy. Can I put some boxes on? >> I will. Uh, >> hold on for right now. I don't want you grabbing anything out of that bag. You come over here. >> Are we going to jail? >> Are you going to jail, sir? >> Get your hands out of your pockets. Get out here. >> What's her name? Hey, since we're getting booked at the same time, will we be released at the same time? >> Come on out here. >> You remember me from the other night? >> What did I tell you? Come back. >> Come back. You're going to go to jail, right? >> What did we miss in that exchange? >> You've been here the last 12 months. >> No, you haven't. She don't live here. >> I don't know any problem, but my current what? >> I'm sorry. I can't see. >> Right. >> Your shoes? >> Yeah, we'll get them. >> All right. And and the door wasn't secured cuz I walked this apartment last night. >> Okay. >> I don't have my shoes. I'm looking for a pair. Excuse me. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> Okay. Excuse me. >> Come on out here. Go ahead and drop your stuff. Please don't. Please don't touch me. My dad is Daddy. >> No, I'm not. >> You are. >> Daddy, >> get off me right now. You unhand me. My dad said, "Get off me. Daddy, >> sit on the ground. That's fine. >> I'm not going to jail. >> I didn't go to Daddy. Daddy, >> you sit down in the hole. >> Get away from me. Daddy. Daddy. >> You sit down in the hole. >> Get away from me. Daddy. Dad. >> Dad. Daddy. You put me down now. You're not arrested. My dad owns this place. >> I'm pretty sure he does. >> Yeah, he does. Dad, you're not Dad. >> Stop. >> Stop resisting. >> Dad, >> put your hands on. >> You're not taking me to jail. >> You are going. >> No, I'm not. Dad, come on. You Daddy. >> Daddy. I can't breathe. Yes. I feel like he's on your stomach. >> Yes. >> Roll onto your stomach, >> Dad. Roll on to your stomach. >> Excuse me, sir. >> Dad, >> pull your arm out. >> Pull your other arm out. >> I can't. I'm heavy. >> Give this. No, you're not. Put this hand behind your back. >> No, I'm not. >> I got her. >> Dad, did you call? Dad, get out of here now. I'm a rape. >> Let go of your arm. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Stop. >> Sit down. >> Or you're going to get tased. Come on. Knock it off. >> Knocking it out. Stop. >> Now, was that some god? What is your problem? >> She need She needs to make her own thing. Well, that's fine. >> Yeah. You're not taking me to jail. >> I'm afraid you're already in the handcuffs. I'm sorry. 50 seconds. >> Either way, do you know who my dad is? >> That man. >> No. Do you? >> Yeah, I do. >> Okay, >> Dad. >> 216. Dickman, >> you're not taking me to jail in this address cuz we're in LA. >> Need a supervisor for an >> Yes. Wagon for an aggravated female. >> Storms family quarters. >> Okay. 50 70 >> with her refusing to stay calm. Holding her down seems like the only option. And while they were at it, her partner sees the opportunity to pull the pity card. But one of the officers quickly took him down memory lane, a path he never saw coming. >> Oh, we're getting along tonight. I want him indict him now. >> I will agree. David, >> there's not taking me to jail. I didn't do anything. >> You're a criminal trespass. >> No. >> And you fought with the police. >> No, I don't think so. I'm not going to jail. >> Dad, get here now. >> I also need ID. >> Get here now. >> So, you would just been in for now. You >> No, I don't go to jail anymore. I'm above age. That's right. >> All right. Are you going to get up and listen? Janelle, it's time for you to shut your mouth and listen. Okay. Are you going to get up and help and walk out of here >> or are we going to have to drag you out of here >> if I find my shoes? But you're not. >> It is your decision. >> My dad will be here. >> Okay. >> You're not arresting me. >> Okay. >> There's no reason to arrest me. You're going to let smart. >> Really? >> You guys need listens. You don't. >> Yeah. Well, guess what? What do you mean I don't listen? >> I We are the only two kids. My brother >> got it. >> I'm going to assign a case number so I get >> Yeah, there ain't no case number. Renee, I know what you've done. >> I know what you did to my brother Adam as well. >> Do you know it would be smart to stop coming to these apartments? >> Not my father. >> We're going to take that. >> Oh, I know Nicole, too. And they know what they did wrong. How dare you come and arrest me for nothing. I want somebody here now. >> I want somebody here now. >> What's that? I will not leave with another cop and end up nobody ever cares for me. >> I can't hear you because somebody won't stop running their mouth. >> We've definitely been here for the last four months being here. >> We got so last >> and I guess instead of getting a tent, I got too comfortable. >> Well, we're still up on the third floor for right now. >> We're trying to decide if she'll walk down on her own or not. >> Didn't do anything. Criminal trespass. Ma'am, >> I'll start that way. >> So, you're saying that you've lived here for 12 months? >> No. >> 4 months? >> For 4 months? >> Even though we walked through it last night, it wasn't secured. No one was in there. We were in that. >> It's all different locations on my Don't you guys get that? >> Yeah. You're going to different apartments? Okay. >> No. >> Do you pay rent here? >> All the kids. >> Do you give money to the uh housing? >> I request my dad now. >> No. the other week when I ran into you and I told you >> I'm not going to jail. >> Don't be in these apartments cuz you're going to go to jail for trespass if you're back, right? >> I'm not going to tell you. I told you I've already done this for 170 countries. >> And I told you that night if I deal with you again, you're going to go to jail, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, we're here. >> I'm a man of my word. >> You're going to go to jail for trespass tonight. >> Unfortunate ma'am. >> Okay. >> You're going to go for trespass. She's going to go for trespass and interference. >> No, you're always trying to let us out at a different time. >> What's that? >> I've dealt with it my whole life. >> It's a simple misdemeanor. >> 3700 me out tomorrow, too. >> Probably. >> Right. And that's why I'm on my >> All right, Janelle. >> Are you going to walk down or are you going to >> I'm not going to jail. >> You are. >> For some inexplicable reasons, they were willing to tolerate her outbursts and let her take her time. But instead of calming down, she chose to push her luck. >> It's just whether you want to get more charges as we go or if you No, that's for you guys. The race. >> Okay. >> I've been by cops since I was how old? I've been in this double door lock since I was five. >> All right. >> These are my back quarters. It's the only thing. >> Well, you just stay there then if if that's your plan. >> You won't >> until you become lucid. This is just what we're going to do. >> Lucid? >> Are you guys on an acid? I am onid nothing but trying to help everybody. All my kids. >> Were you helping us when we asked you to step out and put your hands behind your >> I didn't do nothing. I got dressed and I came out here like a civilized person. when you guys tackled me >> and we told you you're going to jail and then >> there's no reason for me to go to jail. I didn't do anything wrong >> other than criminal. >> This is no more. I have been by the cops. Cody when I was just Cody, right? The cops found me 2 hours later because I was running from you. You don't call the cops on me. You got to come 100 high. >> She got some >> check into it. >> Obviously. >> Ouch. My neck. >> Do you want to Do you want to sit up? >> I would like No, my neck. >> I've actually been trying. >> What's wrong with your neck? >> Because it me three times in one day by calling the cops on me cuz it scared me. so bad. >> Who? >> I was a fourmonth old baby, a six-year-old with cancer, and I died that day. >> And Cody, >> I used to live under >> Cody, Wyoming. >> No, under the bridge on night. >> Oh, >> Cody, you know Cody? >> I don't know who Cody is. >> I was talking to myself and um they we were having a little fire and he said all of a sudden the cops were coming >> and he ran off with no shoes on and it was me still scared of you guys. >> There's no way I should have ever been arrested ever in my life. >> Yeah. I've done nothing to none of you and I've always gotten so I have to be on my star. >> You know, I think Will Park differently. >> I went out for a million light years to cure cancer and I did. >> You know, we're I'm going to cut you off cuz you're not having lucid thoughts and you're not talking about anything that's real. >> I'm sorry. What >> you heard? >> You're Are you in 94? You have no right to be here. That is not my year. >> None. You have no right to be here. You're out of your jurisdiction. >> But you do. >> Yes. Yes, I do. Because this is the only place I can be is on my star cuz I'm royal family and I've been for a very long time. >> Mhm. >> Yeah. They remade me. And >> you going to walk out or are we going to lay up here in this discussion? >> I'm going to wait for my father. >> He's not coming. >> Oh, he's coming. My father never done anything to you. >> Is he telepathic? >> He can hear me. He's been watching me since you guys have had me in danger. >> So, here's the problem, Janelle. Your father isn't coming here. And if you want to talk to your father, you're going to have to get to the jail. Which means >> I'm not going to the jail. It's only for the night. >> 57. >> It's only for the night. >> Yes. >> If you [ __ ] you might stay long. >> I don't need to go to protective custody. I know where to go in protective custody. >> I'll send >> It's only for the night. >> My partner down, >> dude. Me and my boyfriend and you have no right to disrupt me. >> You want to take him and throw him in the car? >> No. No, you're not going to touch him. >> Partner, can I get my shoes in? >> Yeah, I need my shoes as well, >> please. >> If you don't mind. >> What do they look like? They're white inside of there. >> You know, sit down. >> You're way too uncooperative for us. >> Excuse me. We are Everybody's watching. They've been watching all day. >> Just stay sitting down right now. >> My dad's coming >> cuz I'm not getting arrested cuz there's no reason for me to. But I'm going to look into you. >> Like I think >> that's what it feels like to me. >> Um >> I need to take my bag cuz people will steal it and that's all I got for clothes and >> I don't have nothing. And you think that you're going to put us in jail and let us out on separate days? You're not going to keep us apart. >> Okay. >> I only had two people that I could be with cuz the rest would be family to me. >> Okay. >> You know >> what's wrong with your eye? Do you have pink eye? >> They're rolling out in New York and they didn't fix my skull and somebody's still stuck down there. We're still trying to get out of >> baseball bag. >> Yeah, cuz people will steal it. >> Yeah. I don't know if they'll let you take it to the jail, though. >> But I'm really I don't know about that. >> That's going to be too big for the bins. Hey, >> where's your shoes, Janelle? >> My shoes are down. Where did you leave my purple shoes? Why would you guys do that? You've done it to me. >> There shoes. >> He's looking for them. Chill out. >> Now that there's there's one bad one running around and then the rest of my kids are good. But there was one. >> Okay. >> The tendency. >> Are you going to put them on or what's your plan? >> Where's my shoes at? >> I don't know. You stay sitting on the ground. I You're not taking my friend nowhere. You're not going I have been >> They have done bad things and now they're into that keeping in there. >> It's a big black bag. >> At that point, they were ready to get them off the property. Once they got outside, they decided to search the male suspect, completely unaware of what that routine move was about to uncover. >> Right. I know that. >> In for a penny, in for a pound, Jake. >> Um, that's not the way that >> I can carry my back. >> I I'll carry it. >> Are you going to get up and walk or what are we going to do here? >> You want to go with him? >> The jail. >> Well, it'll be off at the police. >> Um, no. I'm not going to jail. >> Okay. >> There's no reason for me to go to jail. This is where I go because this is family quarters, not for your FIFA game that we've been talking about all day. Got it? Because you're in my bodies and that they're diseased. That's why everything sits on my star >> resting to the Bible part. Oh, >> St. Mary's. >> Okay. >> I'm sorry. Y'all got me up. I want my dad now. No, they're not splitting us up. They've done it all my life. 3,700 worlds. There's a 5year tier on when I'm eight. >> Is this the one that doesn't open for me either? >> Yeah, I don't understand that. >> Hey, just >> you know what? I'm sure it'll be really bad. You called him again so we can get >> Come on down here. >> No, you stay up here with me. >> Yeah, you guys >> up against the corner there. >> You don't understand what me and him went for. Hey, this guy died today. Well, >> yeah, that's why they're here. That's why they're trying to arrest us. >> I'm sorry. You guys are brother and sister until I make my solid. Do you get that? >> All the incest is twice. >> Okay. >> I don't know why you can't open up the door. >> You know what? Denny needs to drop her tongue out. >> I don't know. The only thing I know is she of Nathan and she's DHS. >> Hey, now you're a witness. Like, is there any way like if I try to get her some help? >> I'm guessing if the judge watches my body camera, they're going to figure >> ain't going to be watching me cuz I don't go to jail. We all know that. You might as well tell them that we ain't going to jail today. >> Okay, >> this mother ain't going to touch me. You sleep ras, you need to get them some help. I know who my dad is. Out the door. >> All right, let's go. >> The firefighter. I know who he is. He's my son. >> I ain't going to jail. I ain't got no shoes on. >> Are you sure? >> Then you're going to come bail us out right now. Both of us together. >> He ain't got nobody. >> All right, partner. You're going to stay with him here and I'm going to put >> going with you. >> You're going in the back of the car. Just having a seat. >> Nope. They're going to take him in. >> No, we're not. I already know cuz you're in the original cuz you're in 95. >> Just hold on. You're going to go sit in a car and chill out. Let's go, Janelle. >> Come on. >> And nobody's >> Okay, you're just going to have a seat. Okay. >> I ain't going to Universal J. That's not what that means. You stupid ass idiot. It's because of fertility, you stupid. And you guys did it all at once. Can you let go of my coat? >> Have a seat. >> Can you let go of my coat? >> No, I cannot have a seat. >> You paid me. You're going to go with him. Chill out. >> I know what happens in my life. >> You stupid. >> Anything illegal on you? Face car for me. Do me a favor. Spread your feet. When was the last time you arrested, partner? >> Oh, it's been a minute. Okay. What'd you get arrested for? >> I don't remember. >> Thought you were done with her. >> I mean, you see how she acts. I can't let her be by herself, you know, cuz >> you and I have talked a lot. >> Yeah. I can't let her be by herself, you know, cuz people do stuff to her. >> Is this real or fake? >> It's fake. It's hers. >> Okay. >> I just didn't take it out. I took it from her. >> Motion picture money. Okay. So, you're bound to catch something more than a simple misdemeanor running around with that cuz inevitably somebody's going to get tempted to spend it. >> After taking out the fake currency, they placed him inside the vehicle and started questioning him, hoping to uncover the whole truth. But the truth that came next hit them like a ton of brick. Why else would we have it? Right. >> I took it from her. >> Okay. Well, obviously you're in that building. There's plenty of places to throw trash, right? >> Yeah. So, if you think you're going to get tempted by that, I would not be holding on to it. >> Cuz the day you pass that off as a real currency or she gets it back from you and tries to pass it off as real currency, your simple misdemeanor problems just got a lot bigger. Okay. Uh-huh. >> Nothing else crazy on you? >> No. >> We going to find anything in your bag? >> Real name or last name? >> Uh, Richards. >> All right, partner. >> You know, it's 37. So, I think it's like 84 or something like that. >> You don't You don't know like No, she actually I don't know if it's the truth, but she says something about her birthday being a couple days. Fox squat. Here's your keys. >> In my will to live in there. You got to boot the door. >> Police zone one. Police dispatch. >> Were you guys in there last night? >> He said they weren't. >> You were last night. >> Yeah. >> What time? >> Cuz that one was locked. That's >> I was in that one last night. That's the one that says ghetto blah blah blah. The bald >> the bald maintenance man. It's on the wall. I We were in that >> and they weren't in it. >> Mm-m. >> Hey, so um I just had a quick question. >> What? >> Um what about this prop thing? >> Hm. >> What prop? >> This prop thing. >> The money. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. You're going to get in trouble the second that you pass that off. Possessing it isn't illegal. But you and I well you and I both know why you have it, >> right? >> No. >> Well, whether whether it was Janelle's and she was going to spend it like that or whether it's yours and you were going to spend it like that. >> What's Janelle's middle name? >> I don't know. >> Christine. We got two Janelle Richards. Both born in ' 84. >> Uh I bet it's the De Mo one cuz he said the birthday's in a couple days. I'm going have to look through my nightly reports to figure out what made you advised them to trespass. >> So will I get in trouble then when I hit the jail then >> for the money? >> Yeah. >> No, you're going for criminal trespass. You did everything you're supposed to do. >> Can you take it then? >> Just throw it away. >> Dude, the same thing that happened the other night is what happened tonight, except we had to go hands on and to arrest you guys. Instead of getting advised, you're going to jail. >> Break the law. What's your last name, partner? >> You guys do? >> She does. >> She does. >> She doesn't matter. I sometimes >> Does she have any on her? >> No. >> She might have a pipe or something bad. >> How old are you, man? >> I'm 22. >> 22? >> Yeah. >> Is that what you foresee yourself doing the rest of your life? >> No. to be honest with you, she has some issues, like health issues, >> so I don't see her being around for like a year, like in the next year or two. So, I'm just trying to take care. I don't I don't know. >> Well, I think in your heart that's probably a good thing. >> Yeah. >> But, uh >> I just I just know what's I've seen. I know what happens. >> Not trying to make it better. >> So, I I think you're trying to be a good guy >> and I'll commend you for that. But committing crime to take care of her probably isn't the answer cuz she's not exactly supporting you, right? >> No, I I support everything. >> Okay. So, how do we get in the building tonight? >> Um, back on >> the back door. >> A slider or or the >> slider. >> Okay. >> Slider back 128. >> And you obviously didn't live in that apartment >> that you went in the slider, right? Because you weren't in that apartment, you decided to go all the way to the top floor. Yeah. >> Okay. >> And you recognize that without paying rent, you and anyone knowing that you live here, you you can't do that, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> As they continued talking, they suddenly felt sincere concern for him and started dishing out advice to him. But he gave them an unexpected response. And officer Hedland's previously advised you that you can't do that, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Sorry, Sergeant Hedland. >> I mean, I know it doesn't make no difference, but the guy that actually the maintenance man that works for this building >> Mhm. >> Well, he like he lets me in. >> Okay. >> Cuz he knows I I don't damage nothing. Like I noticed like down there on the bottom floor, >> somebody took the piping and smashed the window and all that. 143. There's people that come. >> Like I said, man, I don't think you're a bad dude, but this probably isn't the way. >> So, I'm actually looking for a tent, but it's kind of >> Yeah, it's still kind of a little hit or miss whether a tent's a good idea. Have you ever been to the homeless shelter? >> Oh, no. I don't I don't shelters. I don't like them. >> Okay. So, you're going to commit crime and break into buildings and then get arrested. >> What's the lesser of two evils there? >> Yeah. And the sooner you get to the shelter, the sooner you can apply for Y housing, right? It'll improve your circumstances. You'll have your own room. You'll be able to focus on working, getting a job, saving some money. Are you going to be able to save money while you're paying fines for going to jail for simple misdemeanors? >> No, >> probably not. >> It's something to think about. I understand you don't like the shelter, but >> what's worse? Going to jail for just trying to live or just trying to live, >> you know? >> Yeah. >> Just when they thought that she had finally calmed down, they tried questioning her again. But with every response from her, she kept digging her heels in. >> That's not my >> That's not your name. >> What's your name, man? >> I would like untetain. >> You like undetained? >> I said 100 high. You can keep on bringing in my family until you let me and my my love go. >> Okay. Do you know any Sergeant Herman with the De Mo police? >> Um you you injured at all? >> No, I'm trying to make love to my boyfriend. Why? Why? >> Okay. Have you have you been smoking any night or drinking any alcohol? >> But I'd be more leveled out if I had even though it's mandatory considering I'm so big in space. I didn't know. >> I get that. I get that. Um not injured at all then. Um, well, yeah. I mean, my hips keep on breaking and New York's pulling out of my eye, which see my eye has been locked out for about five days and I've been asking a couple people, but it's so hard to find our family members. >> Are you diagnosed anything at all? >> Schizophrenia or >> from from this? They're trying to get everybody rebirth and my family. >> Yeah. Okay. Uh, did you understand did you understand these guys were police officers? >> No, I didn't. I don't know what they're No, that's a Fifi game, I guess. >> Did you see them? Did you see them in their police uniforms? >> No, I didn't. The two the two gentlemen that put you in handcuffs, did you realize that they were police officers? >> Yeah. >> You didn't know that? >> Yes. >> How How come you resisted? >> Because I don't like to come because you have to come 100 high on me. 3700 world and you guys just screw me over. My my dad the girls are going to come cuz they let the Vancouver boys that you know, you know who they are. >> Yeah. Janelle, >> listen. Janelle, I I want you just to listen to police officers when they talk to you so this kind of stuff doesn't happen. Okay. >> Huh? I don't think they heard you. Where are you hurt at? >> I want me and him under 10 and let go. >> I'm going to go talk to him real quick. Okay, >> please. >> Thanks. He knew something was off, but he couldn't quite place his finger on it. So, he turned to interrogate her partner, hoping to unravel every hidden piece. And the moment he opened his mouth, it all started coming together. >> Sir, how you doing? >> Good. >> Can you hear me? All right. >> Yeah. >> All right. My name is Sergeant Herman. Okay. I'm with the police department. And not you just saw the little scuffle they had, I assume. >> Yeah. >> What's your name, man? >> All right. Could you just kind of give me a quick rundown of what happened? >> What you saw? >> Oh, yeah. >> Copy. >> She wasn't listening. So >> you you knew that they were police officers? >> Yes. >> You saw their uniforms? Do they announce themselves as police officers? >> Yeah. >> Okay. And she seems like she >> That's the first thing they said. >> Okay. They seem she seems like she's a little bit out there. >> Yeah. >> She's kind of special. >> Yeah. Do you know what she diagnosed with? >> I do not. >> Don't know. >> Just know she's she what she says is what she's really thinking. Crazy. >> Yeah. Um have you guys been using any at all or she or >> she does >> when was Did you see her use today at all? >> She used it. >> What' she use? Smoked it or >> smoked it. >> Okay. About how long ago? >> Couple hours ago. >> Couple hours ago. >> Plus she's been smoking too. >> Okay. Is this her normal state or is this a >> Yeah, this is her normal state. >> This is how she normally is. >> Yeah. Okay. >> But you knew they were cops. You heard them say that they were police. >> Yeah. >> And she just resisted because she kind of in an alternate universe. >> Yeah. >> Okay. How long you guys been together? >> A year. >> A year. Okay. And she's just always like this. >> Yeah. This is her natural state. >> Okay. >> She'll she'll always run from cops and she'll always be like this towards cops and stuff. >> All right, man. Well, >> hey, could you do me a favor? >> What's that? >> Could you give her Can you give her my number? >> She's going to be riding with you. >> Oh, really? Yeah. >> Is there anywhere at the jail house they can write? >> Yep. Absolutely. Yep. Even the the crew that you're with will probably do it for you >> just in case that we don't get bailed out or get out at the same time. >> I think you guys both get tomorrow morning be my guess. But >> yeah. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Thank you, guys. >> They had finally gathered all the information they needed, but before proceeding any further, they decided to search her. An action that led them to make some startling discoveries. >> All right, miss. >> How dare I? >> Why don't you step out for me? >> She's going to get some pictures of you. Okay. >> I got to find my shoes. Oh my gosh. >> You had shoes? >> I did have shoes. One pair. >> Are you injured today, ma'am? >> I'm like my rotation of my hips are bothering me. So, I'm like I try to get that back in rotation, but I'm not injured. >> All right. I just need one overall photo and that's it. >> I will take a picture of your eye. Okay. >> Oh, it's bright. >> I know. Flash is awful. One more picture of your eye. Got it. Perfect. Thank you so much. >> I'm going to switch out your cuffs. Okay. Switch them out. >> Yep. >> No, we're being undetained then. I want two more officers here. We got two two officers here. >> Well, we're going to get two more cuz I have a double door lock. Three high, two each. >> Okay. All right. It's a little bit. Okay. >> Now, nope. We ain't going through this process cuz you're going to undetain us. The You're not I know John Dolan. >> Miss, you're not detained right now. >> Well, then I'm not getting arrested. >> Well, no, you're under arrest. That's what I'm saying. >> No, I'm not. I'll nuke your country. >> I know what we're with here. >> I know. I atone for 170 of them. Yep. And then they did Cheyenne's 80 that shoot him in the woods. My No, I don't ride cuz cartright is my brother Mexican. Yep. >> Right. Well, it is, but we ain't there yet for some reason. You're going to undetain us. >> What's your name? Okay. I don't know. >> We don't know my name. >> Do we have a >> How would we? >> Bookers. >> Oh, yeah. Dudes, they Yes. >> You got anything on you I need to know about? >> I don't think so. >> Okay. >> [ __ ] I'd like to smoke a cigarette. >> Well, we can't do that right now. Okay. Well, we're going to keep on going with this because I know the doctor is bricks that you guys let my mom loose on me. >> Okay. >> Excuse me, Sergeant. >> I know. And 94 came into it to put me in trading again. I want my dad. >> Are you doing your stuff? Make sure you don't have anything. >> Why you need a card or something? You could have just asked. >> You have a fork in here? Now, that's a spoon I picked up off the ground. Might be expensive and old. Do you mind? >> Well, ma'am, all this is still going to go with you at the jail. Okay. >> I'm not going to jail. >> Okay. >> I'm sorry. Valencia's pissed. >> Okay. >> Do you mind not making me feel weird? >> I can't help how you feel. You know, >> you can't help how I feel. Well, I can't help but how everything makes me feel. >> Is this a fork in this one? >> I don't. >> No, wait. This is something else. Oh, it's my knife that I was going to whittle my wood with. You know, I had a cop pull the gun on me the other night and they arrested me as this girl. So, they're just because of the atonement. Dude, I'm sick of it. I ain't atonementing no more. >> Okay. How do you How do we get to your knife? It's over here. I just got to find it. >> Jesus Christ. Should probably use a zipper. You know how to do that, right? >> I'm just asking. >> I know. I know. They got you. Yeah, I know. >> Okay. Got any other knives on you? >> I just got it from my friend's house. You got a problem? I'm just trying to make sure you don't have >> Daddy. All right, >> dear oldest do with you when you get out of jail. Okay. >> Okay. I don't want to get out of jail. >> Okay. Nothing in your pockets, >> dude. I'm going to It's not going to go well. I'm not going into second. >> Okay. Why don't you come with me? Come on. This way. >> Why can't you guys do anything? >> We're going to walk this way. Come on. >> Yeah. Don't worry about it. All right, you just got to watch your stuff on the way in. >> I don't want to go to jail. There's no reason for me to go to jail. >> Watch your step. Son of a >> Watch your head. >> Just have a seat. >> Shoes. Need to get my shoes. >> You better have some shoes. >> That's hers. >> Can you get us Where the [ __ ] we need to go? >> Got her back. They got her done. She was charged with interfering with official acts and trespassing while he was charged with trespassing. In another case was a woman who believed she had the right to live in a house without paying rent. >> And I told you, see, I'm a self-represented litigant. You feel me? So, I will take to court. Let me go. Let me go. On the 18th of June 2021, Florida police officers received a call from a distressed property owner reporting some woman who had forced herself into an empty apartment on his property and refused to leave despite requests to do so. When the officers arrived at the residence, they expected the trespasser to leave. But instead, they were met with a woman who was willing to give all lawful reasons as to why she could not exit the premises. >> I want to press charges because I paid somebody to stay here. That's your problem. I've been here more than 30 days. Put in the >> Stop. >> Listen to me. >> Listen. No, honey. You listen to me because you know I've been here more than 30 days. Almost 30 days. You feel me? >> Are you stunned? >> You got me up. >> You're not going to come here and do this. >> Ma'am. >> All right. And I told you. See, I'm a self-represented litigant. You feel me? >> So, I will take your court. >> Listen to me. >> Get your stuff and get out. >> I'm not getting my stuff and I'm not going anywhere. I'm not trespassing. >> I can give you my lease. Hey, chill out. >> Get your hand up behind your back. Get your hand. >> You stay up right there. Don't you dare come up here. You hear me? >> You stay right there. >> Stop it. >> Give me traffic. I think I'm fighting a woman street. >> Stop. Stop. >> Give me the other hand. >> Give me your other hand. >> They're going to jail, too. So, come here. >> Come here. >> You're being arrested, too. What the >> care? >> Let me go. Let me go. >> Stop. >> Let me go. Let me go. >> Stop it. >> Let me go. >> Stop it. >> Stop it. >> Listen to me. >> Listen to me. >> You are trespassing on private property. >> You refuse to leave. Let me go. >> Now you're being res arrested for resisting without violence or trespassing. >> Let me go. Let me go. Let me get a moment. >> Stop. >> Stop on this William yourself. >> Let me go. Let me go. >> Stop it. You're going to jail. Stop it. >> Help me. I don't think you should be able to get her down the stairs. >> Brandon, please. It >> didn't take long for her to realize that she was not so knowledgeable on the law after all and that the law offered trespassers little or no protection, especially when they were forcing themselves onto another person's property. >> Stop. >> Get off me. I can't breathe. >> You can't breathe. You're on your side. >> Seriously, >> you're on your side. You have an open airway. >> You have an open airway. You're breathing. >> 1066 1033 on south. Clear. 1333. >> Don't. >> All right. Stand up. We're going to jail. >> And you dropped a pipe right there. be in charge. >> Are you crazy? >> No, you're being in charge. >> Get this. >> Leave me alone. You >> going to jail? >> Stop. What did I do? >> Stop it. >> All right. My hand. >> You stop. You had the opportunity to leave, Miss Williams, and you refused to do so. >> That's not what happened. >> Then you decide you want to start letting the people resist arrest. >> That's not what happened. >> You guys don't mind. >> Why not doing that to me, >> bro? Chill out. >> We've got another case open on her. Charges on her. >> Uh, my complaint, sir. My complaint's right there at the top of the screen. Thank you. Yo, let me go, bro. >> Bro, I paid for money to be there. >> Do you have anything on you? >> No. >> It will be a charge if I find something. I don't >> Do not do that. >> Are you crazy? >> Stop. >> Your feet. >> Okay, let's just put her in the car. I don't care. Let me go. >> Go get my phone. Go get my phone. They got all my stuff in here. >> Put in the car. >> Felony. >> Have a seat. >> I got a >> Have a seat. >> What do you have on you? >> I don't have anything in the car. >> Okay. Stop pushing me. >> Get in the car now. >> Okay. >> Sit up and sit in the seat like a grown woman. Okay, >> you kicking and fighting is not helping. >> I got to get in. Wait, look. >> You got >> put your foot in. >> Yo, >> you're kicking at me. It's not helping your situation. >> For a moment, it appeared as if she had realized the consequences of her actions and started showing a bit of remorse. Or so it seemed. But whatever attitude she displayed, the cops were equally ready to deal with her. >> Please. Please God protect me, bro. Do you know who I am? Do you know who I am, man? Blazing, bro. My name is >> God know me, bro. Even if I don't know him, bro. God know me. >> Williams know who I am, bro. >> I ain't no bro. >> Listen, it's all Listen, it's all over. I know. >> I got your shoes here. >> I got your cell and I got your mask. >> It's not over. >> Are you going to get out of the car for me? >> No. >> You're not going to get out of the car? >> No. Bro, >> you're going to make me go get all these people out here to come get >> Don't put your hands on me no more, my man. >> Get out of the car. >> Don't Don't put your hands on me no more. >> For real. >> Hey. Hey. My man better not put his hands on me no more. You feel me? >> You better have him put your hands on me no more, bro. You ain't even a bro. You won't ever put your hands on me. You feel me? Bro, I love you, my guy, but don't put your hands on me no more, man. You feel me? >> Bro, I apologize, bro. Whatever I did to you, man. Whatever I did to offend you, bro. You got my shoes. What you got? What you doing to my shoes, bro? You brought my shoes to me in the car. You brought my shoes to me in the car. Why you put that in my shoes? I'll wait out here for you. >> Got door handles on help. >> Door handles on the inside. What police officer? >> She got another crack in her going to have door handles on the inside of their car. >> That's a That's an estate charge, right? What if I open the car door? Smart one. Don't put your hands on me no more. >> She was eventually charged with trespassing, resisting without violence and paraphernalia. Finally, there is an ex-tenant who refused to leave an unsafe house. Virgil, what you have to do right now is get your stuff and get off this property. >> Okay? >> And if you come back, you're subject to being charged with trespassing. >> You're breaking the law. No, the fire department. You're breaking. >> I know. I put some clothes on. >> I called the police. The police escorted me over here to open my door. Sir, >> I said quit running around. >> Oh, he's trying to hurt me, man. It's cuz I'm black. >> Stop it. On the 7th of December 2022, officers were dispatched to a residence where a man was threatening construction workers with shears. The police arrived on scene where the man allegedly had paperwork to prove that he owned the property. What happened next was shocking. >> These are official court documents. These people are trespassing on my house. >> Do you own the house? >> No, I'm a tenant. >> Okay, then calm down and stop yelling. >> Okay, I'm a tenant. I'm a tenant. >> Yeah, I know that. Okay. Okay. They tried to evict the other three tenants. As you can see, it was dis it was dismissed. Notice of dismissal. >> It never went through. >> She moved to another apartment because the the landlord keep harassing. So we they can move in another apartment. So all my stuff is in there. They took my $4,000 bike, put in the backard, and try to tear the locks off of it yesterday. I said, "Hey, y'all not allowed to touch tenants property. If you know the law, you have to have a court to have a sheriff escort stuff out. You cannot touch my propert." >> No, but if a house is condemned, it's a little bit different. No. Upstairs. Well, the bottom is knocking down the bottom. >> Oh, the electric bill, the water bill, the gas bill, everything works. It's in my name. You know what I'm saying? Everything's I got current bills. I just showed the police that just left. Three police officers just left. >> Yeah. Yeah. It's in my phone. I got it all to my email. I got all the current bills in my name. >> Notice of dis notice of dismissal for all the evictions. This is eviction. This is the company that owns it. And look, notice of dismissal filed on six status closed. They're illegally doing this. >> That was in June. Yeah, they've never got evicted. Nobody got evicted. Nobody did. They're not legally trying to take the house. >> That's what you're saying, but I I'm not going to take your word for it. Okay. I'm not >> This is proof. >> That's not proof. That's something that's like several months old. There's a lot of time that's passed from June to now. >> Despite the fact that the house was deemed unsafe, the alleged owner still pushed to enter the house. >> I showed I showed him a copy of the bills that call a call and put him on speaker. They're under our name. >> No, it's in my name. >> No, they're on our name. >> So, you'll leave if we call AB. >> No, I'll have my assistants do it right now. They'll tell you. >> Yeah, let's call AP >> cuz right here it says 19 South Wheatland. And right here it says this structure has been declared unsafe not to be occupied prior to repairs. >> Okay, >> they lied to you. >> Okay, listen. Listen to me for a moment. They have permits that say this house is not to be occupied. Okay, I just w I just read them with my own eyes. I've seen the paperwork from the building inspector. It's not from code enforcement. It's from the actual building inspector. He is saying that this place is not to be occupied. Is not allowed to have anyone inside. >> The let the landlord is not allowed to let anyone in because he can face criminal charges for letting you in this house. >> You are already in the house. >> You have to leave now. You're officially on notice. >> So, here's the thing. >> Enforcement doesn't happen. I just told you it's not code enforcement. It's building enforcement. And I saw the paperwork. >> The house is condemned. Is it's been deemed unsafe. >> I I just I'm not I'm not going to explain it again. >> So, here's the thing. You have to go down to the court and you have to get basically a permission slip to come in and get your belongings. >> Ohio law. When you condemn a house, you have >> I know a thing or two about Ohio law. >> I'm trained. >> You Google it right now. Virgil, >> you have to put the tenants. >> Virgil, what you have to do right now is get your stuff and get off this property. Okay. >> And if you come back, you're subject to being charged with trespassing. >> Okay. And you just lost you just lost your badge. My my clutch is the commission. >> It seems like all was well. However, he broke into the property that same night. >> Hey, Virgil. >> I am the police. >> I talked to the police already. They came out. >> No, you're lying. You're full of [ __ ] Open this door. >> They came out. Virgil, >> I talked to the minister, the code enforcement. I talked to the police. >> Virgil, open the door right now. >> Sir, >> Virgil, open the door right now. >> Virgil, open the door. >> I am the police. I'm the one that told you to leave. Open the door. >> Hey, I talked to the officers already. They came out. Hey, officers approved for the be. >> Where do you open the door and we'll kick it in? >> I talked to the police. >> Open the door. administration who are breaking the law. Officer >> said open the door. >> Know your laws. Know your laws. I talk to them. >> Open the door. >> I talked to the fire department. >> Open it. >> Officer, >> open it. >> Call your department. >> I am the department. >> I got I got I got witnesses in here now. >> There are two witnesses in here. >> You got two trespassers in there. >> No, they are. >> Open the door. It's coming in. >> I'm opening the door. Okay. Don't take it. I'm open the door. >> All right. Get it open. >> I have to get my clothes on. >> Open the door, my man. >> Can I get my clothes on the door now? >> You're breaking the law. >> Open the door. >> I talked to your supervisor. Call your supervisor. >> Open the door. >> I talked to administration and fire. >> Open the door. >> I'm calling the 911. I am 911. >> You're breaking the law. You're not a good >> The man seemed to think he was above the law, but he was very wrong. >> Officer, please stop. >> I'm opening the door, dude. >> And we'll have >> You're harassing me. >> No. >> Fire [ __ ] came out of 10 officers tank. >> You're breaking the law. >> No, the fire department said you're breaking the law. That was yesterday before we talked to your boss. >> I talked to my boss, too. Open the door. >> We talked to him last night, man. >> Virgil, open the door. >> Witnesses. >> Virgil, open the door. >> You guys are crazy. >> I will get a ram and I will knock down this door. Just open it. >> You're breaking the law. >> Come on, bud. >> You're breaking the law. >> Open the door. >> Open my residence to break. >> You do, >> officer. Third ship. >> Nope. Oh, >> call the third shift. >> Open it. >> Officer, call the third shift. I got permission from 10 officers. Call the third ship. >> When I do, uh, can anyone respond to >> I have permission to be here? >> I'm not. >> I'm the one that told you you're not allowed to be here. I'm the one that read the permits. >> After that, >> it permit's not valid. There was never a contemption across the street. >> Open the door, Virgil. They call the administrator. >> Open the door. >> Open the door. Doors don't hold. >> Open the door, Virgil. >> Virgil, open the door. >> I am 911. And I already told him that you're calling. Open the door. Why would you lie? Cuz you're crazy. Open the door. >> Open the door. >> Open the door. >> They tried their best to prevent them from entering, but the police were determined to open the door one way or another. >> Hey, Virgil. >> Administrator with police. I said, "Hey, >> hey, Virgil, we're going to get in this door one way or another. You should just open it." >> Sir, I told administrator police, >> I want to go back to arrest you for trespassing. So, he said, "Okay, wait for an officer. A officer will escort you back to your home. This officer does not want to call and find out if an officer escorted you off. >> Virgil, I'm the one that took the report telling you you're not allowed to be here now. >> After you left, it was >> my word is final. >> No, it was fix officer talking about my word is final. >> They don't care about the law. >> The supervisor in the third sent me back to my home and let me open it up and he said he don't care. See what I'm saying? Please send a supervisor out here. I already I already talked to him on the phone. >> Oh, he said it's because of racist. >> This officer hates black people. >> Yeah, that's got to be it. There's no other explanation. >> You cannot break my own law. >> Hey, don't hurt me. Stop. You're trying to break my house. >> You cannot do that. >> Stop. Hey, sir. Hey, there's spin bails in here. Stop. >> Okay, I'm going let open the door. Stop. I said open the door. Stop. >> All right, open it. You >> open it, dude. I'mma break it down. >> Something open. I'mma break it down. >> Open it up or I'll break it down. >> Open the door. >> Do it. >> Do it now. >> Virgil, why is the door not open? Do it again. >> Was it just his body or >> There you go. >> I know. I just put some clothes on. >> Why you standing there naked arguing with us? >> I didn't get my clothes on. >> I got permission. I wouldn't lie to you guys. I was escorted by an officer. Can I put my pants on? >> Hey, Jeff. Let him button those up. >> Come on, man. Why Why don't you believe it? Extra balls. Hurry up. I will never lie to you. A officer escorted me. >> They were wrong. >> Okay. But I didn't break the law. I >> Stop it. I stood there and I told you that you were not allowed to come here >> and I talked to your supervisor. >> No, you didn't. >> I did. >> No, just Okay, you're done. >> The supervisor sent the police over. Put >> the belt on. >> Officer. The supervisor. >> I'll rip you out there. Put the handcuffs on your pants. >> Officer, this you're you're wrong. I'm telling you. I won't lie. I never lied in my life. I'm telling you the supervisor or the police. Hey, do it. Stop talking and put your seatelt on. >> Put your belt on. >> You think I'm lying about being escorted by the officer of the law? >> I'm not lying. >> Let us in. So, >> by this point, he was still defending himself even though he obviously was in the wrong. >> I was escorted by officer-in-law to my residence. I did not break the trespassing law. >> Put your hand Put that down. >> The officer was here. These two w women are witnesses. There was 10 officers here. Sir, you are illegally arresting me. >> You are under arrest. >> How? for the officer escorted me here. So you're saying the officer is not allowed to >> around. >> Sir, I was escorted the fire marshall and Nicole came back came and told the administrators. >> Yes, sir. Right in front in front of me. >> The fire the administrator of the police talked to Sir Why didn't you go mad at me? I went up the fire the fire the the administrator of the police. Hey Sergeant, these guys are breaking the law. You checked from last night. The administrator I called administrative office. I went over to the administrative office. >> Okay. Well, I went over to the fire department last night. >> Fire department has nothing to do. >> I know. I called the police. The police escorted me over here to open my door. Sir, >> I was escorted by police officer. Please, Chad. I'm not breaking the law. >> Your legs. >> There's two witnesses right there. >> Legs. Hey, Sergeant. >> Quit turning around. >> Those females are witnesses. >> I said quit turning around. >> Oh, he's trying to hurt me, man. It's cuz I'm black. >> Stop it. >> It's cuz I'm black. >> I got witness. You don't listen to directions. >> All this neighbor has seen 10 officers escort me to my house, sir. I did not walk in my house on my own. The officer said, "Show me proof of residence." I showed him my AUP bill. I showed him the paperwork and lease and he said, "Go ahead." The administrator let me in. There's no grounds for arrest. I was escorted by officer. >> Hey, hey, Sergeant, please call third. >> I was escorted by officer. Those ladies will tell you they're in the car. >> The neighbor. >> Yeah. Yes, I did. And they called the fire department and the code told the force. They prep work as false. There's no condemn. >> No, there there's no condemn on my unit, sir. It never was. I asked the fire department, but I got permission. I got escorted over. You can't arrest me when I was escorted by officer. How can you arrest me? I didn't break the law. I did not cross my grounds without the present involved. I made sure I didn't touch touch that ground until the officer showed up. >> Why would make you think I would lie to you, man? >> Cuz you're crazy. >> I'm crazy. >> Yes. >> What if you're wrong? >> I'm not wrong. >> You are wrong. And my kids are wrong. >> I would Can you ask the fire department? >> No. >> I wait for the >> I had the I saw the paperwork with my own eyes. >> You left. That was >> No, you looked at the wrong information. >> I didn't ask for it. Yeah, >> I have permission. I called I called the 911. >> I can't hear over him. >> I called. In the end, he was taken to jail for trespassing and resisting arrest.